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Rastafari rights demand more than cultural applause
“Rights acquire meaning in the places where people learn, work, receive care, and sustain their families.”
“Rights acquire meaning in the places where people learn, work, receive care, and sustain their families.”
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“The implementation of Canada’s Black Justice Strategy is about moving words to action.” -The Honourable Patricia Lattanzio
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